But the music has continued to develop for the same reason its creators are hidden and their history suppressed: they black, products of life in black America.
To get a feel of the tradition of jazz, try to see the film The Last of The Blue Devils now on London at the Electric Cinema.
don't ignore exciting developments of new jazz. You have to look for this 'new music creators prefer to call it; it is still being suppressed but it is very much alive.
The highlight of Camden Jazz Week earlier this month was the McCoy Tyner On 14 April the Ensemble of Chicago perform at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London.
These musicia is are part of the revolution which began tr take hold in black music circles in the United States around the mid-'60s. It is no coincidence that this also when was message of Malcolm black nauonansi was sweeping black America.
Like all decisive shifts in what is commonly called jazz music right from the Blue -Devils of the '30s and bebop of the '50s, the innovations